The horse barns in Sweden are amazingly big. Each horse has an individual stall. They go out to graze in the day and are back in the stall at night.
These trotting horses are huge compared with our Arabian and Arabian crosses. They don't appear to enjoy strangers in their living space.
The reflection was perfect when we visited the small lake in Riala.
Ward member, Anne Rosenlund, poses at the picnic spot we are considering for the Couples' conference.We are exploring places for the Couples' Conference barbeque. Out in Riala about 45 minutes from Täby, Anne Rosenlund has arranged for a quiet place by a small lake with geese and birds and quiet water for the seniors to get the feel of Swedish countryside. We hope to put everything together and go with the flow in the great outdoors. We also came upon a nice horse barn and the winning trotter race horse, Cruton. The winnings so far have been over a half a million Swedish crowns. Taking a photo with the animal was a challenge because everytime we tried, he put his head in the corner of the stall. Shy, I guess.
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Wow! That is a huge horse barn, probably just right for a huge horse! I love your picnic sight. Beautiful country! What was Grandpa Gustav thinking!?
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